Come home please.
Bonnie is a rescue dog, she still isn’t brilliant at being left so I try to keep leaving her to a minimum.
Some days I have to go out without her, she has her open crate to curl up in and often, if she’s lucky, Arnie will snooze in the computer chair in the same room.
If they talked, I wonder what they would say to each other?
Probably not much, Arnie isn’t talkative…
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Posted on November 6, 2014, in Uncategorized and tagged cats, Dogs, Doodlemum, Drawing, Family, Humour, Illustration, Life, Pen and Ink, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 11 Comments.
My dogs are not rescue dogs, but they act the same way. Our Vizsla in particular is very clingy.
Ah Vizslas are the classic velcro dog aren’t they? They are very beautiful though.
That’s exactly how they’re described is as Velcro dogs and ours really is!! He is a pretty boy and a good love.
Here’s some pictures I recently posted of him:
http://livingtheseasons.com/2014/10/30/fixing-a-dog-photo/
Bonnie is a loving dog – of course she misses you.
Poor Bonnie, she’s missing her pack! A friend of mine used to leave the radio on for her dog, which seemed to stop him feeling lonely. Another left her pooch with an”appropriate” dvd on- 101 Dalmations, Wallace and Grommit, etc,, thinking she’d enjoy the canine company,untill the neighbours told her that they made her bark! The Archers never had that effect( it just makes me barking mad!)
Bonnie has the radio as I’ve heard human voices help, I doubt it helps as her welcome is always very enthusiastic!
I read somewhere recently that when your children are teenagers, you should have a dog, then at least there’s one being happy to see you!
My dogs are good about staying home alone. I am the one who has a hard time leaving them! 🙂
I do so love you’re pictures of dogs. You capture their characters perfectly. This made me think of our Roxy, who left us coming up a year now.
I hope you don’t mind me posting a link I wrote as a way to say goodbye to her.
http://andyenglishauthor.com/2013/11/27/our-friend-and-part-of-our-family/
Thank you for the wonderful pictures!
Not at all, I’m so sorry. RIP Roxy.
Thank you. She was a very special part of our family, and will always be so.